No person shall make any opening in or through any curb in any city street, alley or public place without first obtaining a written permit from the director of public works. The fee for such permit shall be as established by resolution but if such permit is requested at the time of making application for a building permit for the same premises, the payment of such fee shall not be required; however, the waiver of the fee shall not void any other provisions of this article. No permit shall be granted in the following cases, except by special permission of the council:
(1) When such curb cut is to serve a one-car garage and is intended to be more than 12-feet wide.
(2) When such cut is to serve a two-car garage and is intended to be more than 20-feet wide.
(3) When such cut is to be made permanent, for any other purpose, and is intended to be more than 24-feet wide.
(4) When such cut is to be made permanent, and in the opinion of the director of public works, will interfere with the safety of the public.
All such curb cuts shall be performed under the supervision of the director of public works or his inspector, and as he shall direct and to his satisfaction.
(Ord. No. 47-A-95, § 2, 12-18-1995)